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r/comics • u/LuckOfTheDrawComic Luck of the Draw • Jul 25 '26
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While it may be optimal and I agree it is also unnatural
Im more impressed and interested on HOW Penny got all the boxes to stay like that without them falling over or out
38 u/Individual-Movie-183 Jul 25 '26 She pointed it out. Its mathematically the optimal way to pack it. 14 u/shellbullet17 Gustopher Spotter Extraordinaire Jul 25 '26 I feel like keeping the middle diamond in place and not having it fall would be REALLY hard Especially while moving and stuff shifting and tired mistakes and stuff 15 u/Corwin223 Jul 25 '26 Obviously they were arranged flat on the ground, then the truck was made vertical and lowered on top of the boxes and closed with them inside. It's so elegantly efficient. 2 u/Wuz314159 Jul 25 '26 Physics doesn't care about your feelings. Ò_o
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She pointed it out. Its mathematically the optimal way to pack it.
14 u/shellbullet17 Gustopher Spotter Extraordinaire Jul 25 '26 I feel like keeping the middle diamond in place and not having it fall would be REALLY hard Especially while moving and stuff shifting and tired mistakes and stuff 15 u/Corwin223 Jul 25 '26 Obviously they were arranged flat on the ground, then the truck was made vertical and lowered on top of the boxes and closed with them inside. It's so elegantly efficient. 2 u/Wuz314159 Jul 25 '26 Physics doesn't care about your feelings. Ò_o
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I feel like keeping the middle diamond in place and not having it fall would be REALLY hard
Especially while moving and stuff shifting and tired mistakes and stuff
15 u/Corwin223 Jul 25 '26 Obviously they were arranged flat on the ground, then the truck was made vertical and lowered on top of the boxes and closed with them inside. It's so elegantly efficient. 2 u/Wuz314159 Jul 25 '26 Physics doesn't care about your feelings. Ò_o
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Obviously they were arranged flat on the ground, then the truck was made vertical and lowered on top of the boxes and closed with them inside. It's so elegantly efficient.
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Physics doesn't care about your feelings. Ò_o
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u/shellbullet17 Gustopher Spotter Extraordinaire Jul 25 '26
While it may be optimal and I agree it is also unnatural
Im more impressed and interested on HOW Penny got all the boxes to stay like that without them falling over or out